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Ho and Fuller-Thompson examine the factors associated with improvements in physical and mental wellness in old ager adults, finding that social connection and psychological health are associated with regaining optimal wellness in later life.

Belshaw and colleagues examine the benefits and challenges of dog ownership on both the primary caregiver and children following an increase in dog ownership during the COVID-19 pandemic, where new puppy owners hoped this would improve their mental health.

Rao and Colleagues address the challenge of detecting Large-Language-Model (LLM) generated peer reviews by injecting multiple prompts into the paper's PDF, which they then search for references in the generated review, with high statistical success. This offers a potential solution to the one of the many issues posed by Artificial Intelligence impacting the publishing process.

Ailshire and colleagues find that state-level education quality fully accounts for the higher prevalence of dementia in the US South. This suggests education explains regional disparities in dementia and cognitive impairment, and educational environment matters more than educational attainment.